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kiwinewt

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  1. Bahaha that's brilliant!
  2. Very impressive build! Well done!
  3. It is very sad, I was hoping to do an order soon. @Lowa thank you for the effort you have put in so far, it might not seem like it with the actions of some but it is very much appreciated how much time and effort you have put in to this point. I am now looking forward to being able to print some. I'm now looking at getting a printer instead. I hope there is a great new community to grow around this now!
  4. Great concept, I love it!
  5. I love the idea! Can't wait to see it built :)
  6. *jaw drop* That is amazing.
  7. Out of curiosity, has anyone made the Akiyuki train modules work with a non-motorised truck? I'm thinking of having it so that it can work with a standard Lego train (or better, MOC engine) pulling and pushing it around... but wondered if anyone has done similar?
  8. That is really cool! Great work!
  9. Thanks @Andalo_an - "comical" they may be but not everyone can have space for giant layouts. Might just have to go for R56 and try get some second hand R40 ;)
  10. Sorry if I've missed it... but is there plans for R40 and R56? Some of us only have space for a 64 stud x 64 stud area for corners, and I'd love to get in and buy loads of metal track and have my trains all DCC controlled... ;)
  11. So according to my local store... the next modular is a bookshop.
  12. And I'm just going to be sitting here staring at that bridge, wondering if I should quit now ;)
  13. Oh that looks beautiful. I'd love to be able to make a version of that if you feel willing to share your work?
  14. I love it. I'd probably make an old rotting stone wall covered with greenery to butt up against the modular on the right hand side, to make it look less garish against the smooth wall. Something that looks like they didn't completely demolish a building before putting the new one up. This is great inspiration for an idea I've had floating around in my head for a while though :D
  15. The alternate build for the diner has a nice bar downstairs, I shifted the BBT set in upstairs and it looks pretty good. I'm tempted to merge the Friends cafe in as well when that comes out :)
  16. Yeah you probably don't need that hat today...
  17. Will these still work in the current wheel holders? Or in the new ones? Or will we have to buy new ones to match?
  18. I love it. I expect a time machine to be sitting in the conservatory too... ;)
  19. I'm away for work at the moment. My parts list is slightly different too as I went for cheaper parts to balance out the dark green. If you're keen I'm happy to but otherwise do what I did and use the instructions to build in stud.io then use that? :)
  20. Honestly I think the Dark Green looks closest to the colour of the Flying Scotsman in person. She has had multiple variations, so both are correct, if you build it in green the parts are more available (and cheaper) than building in dark green. I've had to replace a few non-obvious ones with black. But I also think the dark green will stand out nicer in a show environment where there is harsh bright lighting.
  21. I am working through the motorisation next, it was hard to tell from just the instructions (without a parts list) as to which gears to use. But now I have it together I've found other instructions for gears that should let me push the power through to all the drivers (and with them nicely quartered, it should work). Also, to fit the battery in the tender it needed some altering too :/ I used Stud.io to build it first from the instructions, so I could get a parts list. I loved the actual build, watching it come together. I have to say, building it in Dark Green was a challenge parts-wise, but it looks stunning. I'm going to modify my Stud.io file soon to make a Tornado (A1 vs Flying Scotsman which is A3) version in Blue. I'll post up some photos again in July, when she'll be making her maiden run at the Christchurch Brick Show here in NZ :)
  22. As promised, here is my build... :)
  23. I've noticed some problems with the instructions, specifically with the tender so far. Have a look at how the water tank area connects - it appears that two plates merge (the 2x6 and 4x4 with 2x2 cutout) Also, is it possible to get the image file for the flying scotsman plate on the front? Thanks heaps! :D Hopefully I can show you my finished build soon. Just have to wait for some bricklink orders to arrive...
  24. I really love the canal! This is definitely going in the 'city inspiration pile' for me
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